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II VII Par You To Bur
at the Low Prices we are Offering Seal Gkin Sacques
Ulsters vtes and Jackets together with few Plush
0'A'auss .10 sun. sTINEMETz & SON,
ja27-3m 1887 Pa. ~.
NENTLEMENS HATS.
" We are now receiving new Hats for Spring Wear,
and call attention to Derby Hats, Ut $780, $3.50
and "a; Dress Hats, 20 to ~
Fine silk and Gloria (silk and worsted). Complete
stock just opened sTINEMETZ SON.
ta:S7-3m 1897 PA ~.
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933 Pennsylvania ay,


QUNNE at New York and Philadelphia prices,
at Mertz's pharmacy, 1O14 ST.. cor OF 18th NV
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The COmPrs.

CIRCUIT COURT-Judge Goa.
Yesterday. Saipma a1 agt. MagaIty; plea stricken
District OF Columbia; verdict for plaintiff, one
cent damages. Bryan agt. Duncanson; order va
eating order 10 sen eG Gonnor agt McMichael; mo-
To-day, Jaeger agt. Cissell ct al; verdict agt
Cissell 800 and for the defendants. Ford, q. s.
agt. McKiDben; judgment M by agreement for 81
TIL nominal damages.
EQUITY COURr-.J,sd1e Me77ick
Yesterday, kepetu agt Maisak; demurrer sus-
Ward; do. Berry agt. Berry; divorce granted
with custody OF children to mother. Moore agt.
Mcleod agt: Mcleod; sale decreed and r H.
GoldsbOrough appointed trustee to sell. SERVE
ner agt. ScItvener; divorce granted.
Ingle to take testimony. Keefe agt. Malone; de.
cree dismissing bill. Howard agt Hills; order ex-
gent. Sharks agL Phillips; decree dissolying In
Junction.
POLICE C0URT-Jud0e Shell
To-day, Addison Taylor. disorderly conduct; S.
Philip May and Richard Ernshaw, cruelty 20 ami +
mails; collaterals forfeited. John Troop, profan-
Stones s S or Is days. William Martens SUNDAY
bar; collateral forfeited. Theodore McMahOn
profanity; do.
EDIs0N's LUNGS ALL RIGHT.-Dr. Edwin r. Chad
bourne, who attended Thomas A. Edison through
@ Eos
ida the eminent specialist, Prof. All l. LoOm1s
who has acted with me In Mr.. Edisons case "a
consulting physician, after careful and thorough
examination, pronounced Mr.. Edison's heart and
lungs TO be perfectly sound Both DR.. LOomis and
are strongly OF the opinion that MI. Edison Will
come back from Florida entirely recovered. About
all he wants Is rest
TUKPIK's CERTIFICATE OF ELnCTION SrGNED-An
Indianapolis special says: David Turpies certtf-
cate OF election as United States Senator was de-
hvered TO him Monday by the governor, the Secre-
the attorney general TO attest the signature OF the
governor TO the document, as the law makes this
his duty. His name, as Is stated In q foot note
is not TO be regarded as an Endorsement OF the
ttficate
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The Sunday Law in New Orleans.
EVERY PLACE CLOSED EXCEPT THE THEATERs AND THE


EVERY PLACE CLOSED EXCEPT THE THEArERs AND THE
RESTAURANTS.
Last Sunday, for the first time in the history of
New Orleans, every place OF business, stores and
liquor saloons in the city, everything except the
theaters and restaurants, We're closed, under the
provisions of the Sunday law. Some Of the defects
OF the law have now become patent. Under the
law restaurants are allowed to remain open and
to sell wine. The concert saloons and similar
SlumS all took out restaurant licenses on Satur-
day, and lunches were sold there at the ordinary
price OF drink, the lunch consisting OF a slice of
bread, piece OF ham and small bottle OF wine.
several OF the club houses established barber
shops and ran their bar rooms on a big scale
Mayor GuillOtte gave notice yesterday that he
would close up these club bars during the week.
The best way to get rid Of an obnoxious law, he
declared, was by strict enforcement OF its pro-
visions. The saloon men have resolved to apply to
the civil district court for injunction to close
the gas and electric light companies and the
the Sunday law failed to except these companies
from its operation and they will therefore have to
close. The law was evidently hastily framed, and
its inequalities are becoming only more patent.
Wine can be sold on Sunday, but not beer; cigars,
but not tobacco and the sale of oysters fruit and
other perishaole food Is prohibited:
Two CHICKENS DIED, But NOT ScHoFIELD.-Mr
SchOheld, bookkeeper at Winnipeg, was seen in
his Office at work on his books late on last Satur-
day night The next day he was not to be found,
but the fact that there was blood on the office
floor, that his high stool was broken to pieces and
that q hole had been cut in the river ice near by
led to the belief that he had been murdered. The
sum OF 800 had been taken from the safe. Yester-
day SchOfield was arrested in Minneapolis where
he is now in jail. He said he killed two chickens
and scattered the blood about the Office to give the
impression that he had been murdered. He did
this to escape domestic troubles.
The republican members OF the New Jersey leg
fSlature have nominated Gen. VIM. j. SeWell as q
candidate for United States Senator.
The property of the Postal Telegraph and Cable
company in Maryland state will be sold by order
OF court March 3.
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PHOTOGRAPHS. New Photo Art Co. so5 Pa. ay

JOB WORK In plumbing and gasftting; furnace,
range and latfobe work promptly done by Shedd
d Bro, 43S 9th street northwest.
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REAL Estate AT AUCTIoS.-Thomas Bowling will
se.l JOmOrrOw 1T 40 O'Clock p. L., FOR Frederick
= heTE Trustee tnat valuable property known a.,
1il5 Std street northwest. See the advertisement
Tor C,.t.lli,
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ClGSKs--The closing sale OF cigars At 18th street
and Pennsylvania avenue Doyvling's will take
place to-Inorrow At 10 a. Dealers invited
Adrl
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On Behalf Of the NewsbOys.

WASHINGTON, Feb. IL, 1887.
To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
With grateful heart permit me to express nv
thanks TO Mr. RID. Mussey for his terse and timely
words in behalf OF the five small "news boysn who
were arrested and fined $ each for constructing
the sidewalk and being boisterous" while waiting
for their papers. There is in this city News.
boys and children's aid society,"" composed OF
earnest CHRISTIAN women, who are doing much to
assist these deserving members OF our community
During the past eight months they have found
homes and employment for over sixty newsbOys
and other children and paid the expenses for
nearly TWO years OF twenty-five newsboys In the
industrial" classes at Howard university The
society are now endeavOring to raise funds to
secure place where this Industrious and irrepres-
Sole part or our citizens may wait for their Dapers
protested from Indictment weather. pool rooms
and saloons, and be provided with free reading
rooms ana watchful care, so that they may not
become subject TO hasty or unjust arrest Also 10
provice Plain well cooked food at cheaDer rates
than they can procure IL elsewhere VIII not the
Sood anu Charitable people whose hearts have been
moved Dy the case or these five small news
boys hasten TO the aid OF the society
that they may speedily be enabled to secure and
open convenient rooms for the above purpose.
property Is high priced In suitable localities and
lhe treasury as to,c. Contributions sent To Mrs
d. X james, 1412I street northwest or to the
offices OF the daily papers. will be Thankfully re-
celved ana properly acknowledged
NJ 3 e., one OF the Board OF Managers
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YALE corrugated key Night Latches are the hest
ask your hardware dealer for them
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FussEILs Lee Cre.m. Charlottes and Candies
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, MR. w ID. CLARK, Of Market space, viii continue
Ing, the lSen fnSI-Adrt
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Baum,s .sRoyal Clue, repairs china, &C.

Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in u 10. "Ward" prints, 45c per Id.
Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermtlk; Sweet MILK
sc. per quart. Cream l5c.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

indications for the "A hours commencing at d. M
For District o. Columbia. Maryland and Virginia
local rains. followed by colder. fair weather, va
Tilble winds. becoming nOrthery.
New AND BEAUTIFUL spring styles In wall paper
decorations, frickeS. d.. Pictures OF every class
Including ptiatinSS, engrayiHgS. etchiugs photo.
gTiEUrt>. a. An lLImense variety OF picture
frame upJiiinr~. embracing over 300 patterns In
gold. hrurzc- fancy ana natural woods. Every
class Uf e-1tiDE done at lowest rates All these
good. be- found ~ VIII EeerhonS main store oI6
Stl street. anu with exception OF wall papers) at
tie branch art Store. All 7th street.
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=, hoS- JUSTIN MCCARTHY, VI. p, as will be seen by
tht ANNOUNCEMENT elsewhere, will lecture at the
CONGREGATIONAL church Tuesday evening next,
nepiuHs =, on "Engilsn Statesmen. Orators and
PARTIES Mr.. McCarthy's long service in pariia-
Inent and his intimate association with Gladstone
bnght, ParnelL Salisbury and the other great
ieiners 10 British politics ennenfly Qualities him
70 speak on this subject HIS brilliant oratory
eniIu 70 Ms worldwide reputation as historian
an neS1ateur, as wei as his pronounced position
a. '.noIhc ruler" have combined TO maze his
AihSrlcaa Tour continuous ovation, socially and
Ysosaslohaiiy- he Is sure, therefore, 10 have a
Sofui1l reception at the national Capita
SosAoPofITAS TEA at Congregational church
'Di' evening" iof the benefit OF foreign missions
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s1Oc. RovaI,, mends everything, I


JOhmsOn's, 9th and e.
Arrived to-day one hundred bushels Salt Oys-
tiers from Diamond creek for steaming; solid fat
and fine as silk. Also, genuine Lynn Haven Bays,
half She'll roast, brOl, &C. Call and be convinced.
Ladies' Saloon first floor. 2
Piles! Piles!! Piles!v-No one need suffer.
The worst form OF blind, bleeding, internal or
ternal Piles, no matter how long standing,
speedily cured. No cutting or tying. Treatment
almost painless and without loss OF time from
business. Ladies attended at their homes when
preferred without extra fees. Cures guaranteed.
Examinations and advice free
II. D. SHRADER, NJ. d., Office 929 9th st. NV.
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An INTERESTING LECTURE win be given on Abra-
ham Lincoln. by DR.. Powell, at eight O'Clock to-
church on street, between 10th and nth streefs
northwest.
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''Go TO KRRNAN'sn-&ar. Performances pos
sesses freshness and Originality. "-Poa. CheaI
pr1ceS-AduG
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DISTRICT CASES IN THE CRIMINAL CoURr-To-day
the CRIMINAL Court, Judge Macarthur, took up
DiSt[1ct cases appealed from the Police Court
Mr. H. E. Davis prosecuting. The cases OF George
Brooks and W. H. Bradshaw for carrying con-
cetle1 weapons were remanded. The case OF
Alfred Lacey for violating the building regula-
tons was discontinued
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Nkw COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION N
The second Columbia cooperative BUILDING asso.
cl4tion Was Organized last evening, and the FOL-
lowing officers we're elected Tor the ensuing wear.
President, - 4. DuncatIsOn; vice president James
GOOch; secretary, ThOs. ii. Reed; treasurer NJ y
I4lan. board Oi oireJJorS-(seO. j. Johnson Nm
H. Goods, = e. Davis, ID. j. Hicarty, A. " Read.
Z. W. ocneiI, e. W. Fowler, ". 5. Brock, j. NJ
bOtcIer.
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A CHASTITY Find.

HUMAN REMAINS PICKED Up BY SAND GArHERERs
YESTERDAY afternoon, while some sand gatherers
We're scooping sand In Rock creek, near Woodley
lane bridge Lewis Martin, colored, found the hand
OF a white man and afterwards found a number or
pieces OF human flesh and bones. The hand was
taken Dy Martin TO the eighth precinct station
Inc pohce think the remains came from some
Sected. ~ > 49,
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AN ARMIES VETERAN ROBBRp.-Rfchard n
Dumphy, an armleSs ex-United States sailor came
here some days ago for the purpose OF securing an
increase OF his pension, and he was given a room
~ the Naval hospital in East washington While
aseep Friday morning ne was robbed Of eco in
gold The case was reported TO the police and
another inmate OF the Institution, who afterwards
presented SO gold piece TO a saloon-keeper for
drinks, Is suspected OF having robbed the sailor
The suspected man has since deserted.
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The Ben Holiday farm on the b. & O. railroad ex
tending from Highlands to Hyattsville, and con-
tanning 2O6 acres, has been sold to j. H. RalstOn
as trustee for syndicate of gentlemen, whose
purpose Is to subdivide the land into villa sites
The tract includes 20 acres in Hyattsville and at
the south end adjotns the tract recently sub
divided by Mr.. Thomas e. WaggamaD.
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ARRANGING FOR ST. PATRCKs PARADE The
or The Irish societies OF the District
met last night, at Cosmopolitan hall TO make
arrangements for a parade ON ST. Patricks day
MI William Smith presided Mr. T. 4. Duffy was
Cntoeh cniei marshal, John sullivan, first assist
ahe, s-Lu - T. AcGratn- second assistant The
oWihS oT-iniZations were repreSented: Emmett
Iltr hnlShts OF Coiumbk1l Knights OF ST. Ber-
AAfu AID georgetown HiDernian society
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Smokers, Attention!


Be not deceived any longer. Try the "Grand
Republic" cigarr0S. LuchS & Bro, sole agents,
SIS 9TH St NV.
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lOfE SENT TO ALBANS.-In the case of William
Icie, convicted OF assault with intent TO Kill Cen
q e AuguT. Il Georgetown, last August, yester-
CAV TIA. Orier SuSpending sentence was revoked
an Iopt Or1"rci % De confined at labor at the
Albany peElscntiary for three years.
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DIVORCES GKASrED--Judge Merrick Yesterday
divorced H3rTlct G. Berry from her huSb,ni
Philip i. Berry, and gave her the custody OF Ib..
Children Tie ground Of complaint Was tDiem
Nilll4!ii SchFfyeEer was also divorce,
from Rachael ScErisencr, VINO deserted hun on
April 1, 1879 W.
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used in making Browns Bronchial Troches is such
as to give the best possible effect with safety.
They are the best remedy in use for Coughs, Colds
and Throat Diseases. 60
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HOMELESS B0Y.-EiliS Frazier, small colored
pOS, " d. sent 10 the workhouse for three months
Dy Judge Smell to-day on "a charge OF vagrlncy
ne nttie fellow had no home, and the reform
sII.ooi D-!nS Illll there was no place other than
The w0TkhOuse TO send him.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-05-25
JUNEAU.

A game of base ball on Friday last be-
tween the eats" and the Leans" oc-
casioned good deal Of merriment among
the large mum Der of spectators. The game
resulted in a decided victory for the
"Fats"
The County Board meets in special
session on Thursday next; so far Hon.
VIM. Schwefel, of Lebanon, is the only
candidate mentioned for chairman.
A refreshing shower visited this neigh
borhood on Sunday afternoon and did an
immense amount OF good to all kinds Of
vegetation.
News has been received from Alaska
that DIR. Reynolds, of Hartford, who went
with Mr.. Delaney to that far off country
for pleasure trip last April, has gra-
ciously consented to accept" a govern
ment position under that new collector.
Some people will be ungracious enough
to say that that is what he went for. but
probably the doctor found the condition
OF that country such that only his accept
ance of that position could save it from
utter ruin. How fortunate that Dodge
and Washington counties, who both claim
the renowned doctor as their invention,
possess such self-sacriicing spirits!
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-05-25
THE STATE GAME W4RDENS.

Uundes the new law Gov. Rusk has
appointed the following game wardens:
Col. Ii. ID. Farquharson, Boscobel; w.
Y. Wentworth, Fort Atkinson; Capt. j.
F. Bartells, Ellis Junction; John FL.
White, Alma. These wardeus are en-
powered to appoint deputy wardens as
follows Farquharson-La Crosse, Mon
roe, Vernon, Ricbland, Juneau, Adams,
Sank, Grant, iowa, Lafayette, Crawford
and Green counties. Wentworth-Rock,
Walworth, Racine, kenosha, Waukesha,
Milwaukee, Jefferson, Daue, Columbia,
Dodge, Washington, Ozaukee, Sheboy-
gan, Fond d. Lac, Green Lake, Mar
quette, Wausau, Winnebago, Calumet
AMI Manitowcc counties Bartells-Door,
Kewaunee, Barron, Outagamie, Waupaca,
Portage, Wood, Marathou, Shawano,
Oconto, Mariuette, L.nglade, Lincoln,
Florence Oneida, Tay FLOR, Price and Ash
land counties. Wnite-BuffaIo, Trem-
peaIeau, jackson, Clark, Eau Claire,
Pepin, Pierce, ST. Croix, Dunn, Chippe-
wa, Barron, Polk, Burnett, Washhurn,
Sawyer, bayfield, and Douglass counties.
The wardens are appointed Tor two years
at an annual salary CT 5000 each, with
$3.50 additional to each for travelling ex-
penses. The deputy wardens enjoy only
constable fees, and the number to-. be ap-
pointed to each county is optional with
the warden
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IXONIA.

Adolph Erickson left last Thursday for
Milwaukee, where he has secured a good
position.
In the ball game last Saturday at this
place, the Pipervilles beat the Ixonias %
to 81,
Rev. Wilhelmsen, of the Norwegian
church, is very low, and bis physician hes
urged him to refrain from ministerial
work entirely.
E. Veith attended the Teachers asso-
citation at Oconomowoc, last Saturday.
The shower on Sunday put new life
into the farmer and his crops, and all
fears of protracted drought were dissi-
pated by it.
Services by Rev. J. E. Jones at the M.
E. church next Sunday.
Married at the brides home by Rev.
Wilhemsen on Tuesday, May Oath, Miss
Agnes Lee and Mr.. w. Mailman.
Edward Stanton arrived last Saturday
from Texas, where he has been for The
last five years. Hewill remain here this
summer.
Rev. J. E. Jones was called to Cambria
to attend his uncle's funeral.
Nels Gunderson starts off for Minnesota
this week
The farmers of this vicinity are sowing
quite lot of ensiage. They claim that
it cannot be beaten for winter fodder
&c.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-05-25

ANOTHER ART CRAzE.-The late start
work among ladies' is known as the
"French Craze" for decorating china,
glassware, etc. 1t is something entirely
new, and is both profitable apd fascinat-
ing. 1t is very popular in New York,
Boston and other eastern cities. To la
dies desiring to learn the art, we will send
an elegant china PLAGUE (size Is inches),
handsomely decorated, for model, to-
gether with box of material, 100 colored
designs assorted in flowers, animals, sol
diers, landscapes, etc., complete, with full
instructions, upon receipt of only 81. The
PLAGUE alone is worth more than the
amount charged. Toevery lady ordering
this outfitw who encloses the address of five
other ladies interested in art matters, to
whom we can mail our new catalogue of
art goods, we will enclose extra and with
out charge beautiful 30-inch, gold-tinted
PLAGUE. Address
THE EMPIRE NEWS Co.,
2Swl3 Syracuse, n. Y.
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A MODEL APPLICATION.

The Sioux Falls Fire and Marine Life
Insurance company was organized this
week. One trouble with the life insur-
ance companies in the past has been the
great number of unnecessary aud trouble
some questions the applicant was obliged
to answer This has been largely done
away with in this company's application
blank, part Of which we subjoin;
Give your full name at length, and
state if you contemplate going to Canada
and changing it.
Were you ever in the legislature, and
if so. have you reasons to believe that the
attack will recur?
Have YOU ever been vaccinated, and il
so, was it fatal?
Give your wife's name.
Are you married or single?
Are you taking this insurance for spec
ulative purposes?
Have YOU ever had bronchitis, small
pox, big-head, sore throat, laziness, buck
fever, consumption, or vigilence commit
tee? IF so. state about how fatal.
Are you insane?
Are YOU subject to attacks Of spinal
meningitis, CHAMBERS or sunstroke!
We're you ever in the army, and II not,
what pension 60 you draw?
Give your views at length on the CUES
ton of future punishment.
Have you ever removed for the benefit
of your health, and if SO, how far ahead
of the sheriff were you?
Have you ever committed suicide?
Are you addicted to splitting wood
under clothes line, or do you let your
wife split the wood
Do you understand that you must pay
a premium on this policy, and that It's
amount will probably increase on account
of the interstate commerce law?
Do you work for living, or run daily
newspaper in small town?
Were you ever chewed by mad dog?
DO you hereby agree to live fifteen
years and give the company chance?-
Dakota Bell, Siour Falls. d. z.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-05-25

PATENTS granted to citizens of Wis
cousin for the week ending May II,
1887, reported by J. F. Beale, patent
lawyer, 637 Street, n. W., Washing
ton, ID c.:
LIS. Eddleblat, Shpboygan, table slide;
A. J. Glass and II Kimball, GAINESVILLE,
two-wheeled harrow; E. w. Hort IN, West
Point, side hill pillow; G. Hull, West SUI
perior, weather strip; G. @. Laurence.
Monroe, carriage top; E. /. Money, White
water, clevis; j. Nj. Nash, Hudson, ma
chine for perforatiny seat frames; P. O.
Peterson, Albion, automatic grain scale;
D. W. G. Prescott, Marinette, feed and
pressure mechanism for saw mills; w. 5.
Sherman, Marinette, hame tug attach
ment; John Springer, Clinton, furnace.
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REDWOOD NOTES.

Tuesday morning, May "a, the nup-
tials of T. J. McColIow, of Juneau, aud
Miss Maggie Solon, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Scion, were celebrated at st
Joseph's church, Rev D. Tierney ofici-
ating. The couple will make their home
in Juneau, where the groom is engaged
in business and a wide circle of friends
wish them every happiness in lite.
At the cattle fair in Hartford, John
G. Putnam, of Neosha, sold eleven fat
yearling cattle for 1920 A Milwaukeean
purchased fifteen horses. Mich cows
with their calves sold at from $40 to $40
Live hos sold at $430.
We have received nicely bound Ga
rage book entitled "Whete to 90 and What
to Do, containing description and the cor
rect rules of large number of games suit
able for parlor or lawn, which has been is
sued by the passenger Department Of the
St.Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Railway
and will, we understand be forwarded
postpaid upon receipt of s cents by G. II.
Warren, General Passenger Agent, at St.
Paul. 1t is book that would ornament
almost any table and interest both old
and young.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.

Special meeting of the Board Of Education
May l3, 1887.
Present Commissioners jacob, Moore, Brooks,
Steinmann Voss and the superintendent
President Voss in the chair.
A communication from Miss Ida Kopp, ask
ing an increase of wages, was presented, and on
mStion referred to the Committee on Teachers
An account of r. w. Moore of $l.75 for print.
ing blanks was presented and under the sus
pension of the rules allowed all voting in the
affirmative.
The superintendent presented his report on
the annual teachers examination, which was
on motion referred to the Committee OH
Teachers.
On motion Board adj burned.
VIM. Fl. RoHR, Clerk.